Zombie Lab

Zombie Lab – A zombie outbreak. A secret cure. A very limited time before you become just like one of the many dead characters of The Walking Dead. You know what you have to do. We have reviewed Room Escape Live before and we definitely recommend it. They presently have six games and in our experience they are all great fun to play. This review is specifically for the rooms Zodiac Killer and Zombie Lab. Pros: Both rooms are meticulously designed and created to reflect the theme and storyline. The high quality props and solid construction of the rooms is what we have come to expect from Room Escape Live and they definitely did not disappoint in both these rooms. The puzzles are always logical and aligned wit the theme. The game masters are professional, attentive and ready to help at a moment’s notice. This is a thoroughly professional establishment in every respect. Cons: The puzzles are complex. We need lots of hints every time we come to Room Escape Live. That is not always a problem. We have no ego issues in asking for hints, but we do like good game flow without interruptions. A few more guideposts to help players through the process could eliminate the frequent need for hints. We found ourselves at a complete loss on some of the puzzles, especially in zodiac killer. Since that does not usually happen to us, and we assume that beginners would really struggle, we suggest that they just offer a few more signals in the room to help guide players to the solutions. You really cannot go wrong playing at Room Escape Live. So just do it. You know you want to. ​losangeles.roomescapelive.com

I did this room back in 2016 and it was a lot of fun. I distinctly remember a puzzle where we had to move a ring from one side to the other without touching the metal wire and I liked it. It was a little spooky but more in the environment and some noises

My review from 2015: Great set-up at this location…and looks like this is a franchise with Fox in a Box Chicago. We almost had it but knew where we were falling short. Definitely a bit to have a doctor with steady hands on deck, and knowledge of chemistry made it slightly easier...but not much.